Remake of Gilligan's
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:

"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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One of the casting locations was Wichita, Kansas. Wonder if Dave Mann
showed up in full Bayliner regalia...



Suppose he'd play the "Skipper"? :-)

(Sorry, you-know-who. No harm meant by poking fun at your former

incarnation)

** Is our 'little buddy' Skipper still lurking in this group?




There have been rumors he has come out of the closet here with a totally
different identity. Other rumors claim he was last seen in the Middle
East, carrying a huge load of WMD out of Iraq

What's this? You're finally admitting that Iraq had WMD? And they were
smuggled out of the country?

Remake of Gilligan's
 

On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 20:26:04 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:



Casting call for a remake of Gilligan's


http://www.telepicturestv.com/gilligancasting/


One of the casting locations was Wichita, Kansas. Wonder if Dave Mann
showed up in full Bayliner regalia...

Damn, if I'd have known I would have driven the 2 hours to Wichita to
try out. :o)
Mark E. Williams

Remake of Gilligan's
 

Allegedly, he perished in the sea of Cortez. Ran out of fuel (3 hours into the
trip) and suffered a leaking bilge and inoperable pump.

His trailer vehicle (a faded red 1982 Ford F150) was found, but scrapped due to
its condition from thousands of miles dragging a water logged BL'er to the
closest boat ramp.

Sadly, this was the final voyage for him before he collected a check from a
local attorney for $30,000 for the boat.

The impressive vessel - capable of sleeping 12 people - and cruising at 32 knots
with a 140 HP I/O will be forever lost.

Let's hope we can still count him in for a vote for GW...

Dan


Harry Krause wrote:



Casting call for a remake of Gilligan's


http://www.telepicturestv.com/gilligancasting/


One of the casting locations was Wichita, Kansas. Wonder if Dave Mann
showed up in full Bayliner regalia...

Remake of Gilligan's
 

"NOYB" wrote in message
What's this? You're finally admitting that Iraq had WMD? And they were
smuggled out of the country?

Just a jumbo load of Kansas cow patties. Nothing to get excited over.

Remake of Gilligan's
 

On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 02:01:13 GMT, Dan Krueger
wrote:

The impressive vessel - capable of sleeping 12 people - and cruising at 32 knots
with a 140 HP I/O

And through huge tostito driven waves...

Remake of Gilligan's
 

Now be nice boys and girls. We don't want to bring him back here
to defend himself do we? We can't even get rid of Harry with his
OT posting.

-Jim


Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 02:01:13 GMT, Dan Krueger
wrote:


The impressive vessel - capable of sleeping 12 people - and cruising at 32 knots
with a 140 HP I/O


And through huge tostito driven waves...

Remake of Gilligan's
 

NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

Don White wrote:


"Gould 0738" wrote in message
...


One of the casting locations was Wichita, Kansas. Wonder if Dave Mann
showed up in full Bayliner regalia...



Suppose he'd play the "Skipper"? :-)

(Sorry, you-know-who. No harm meant by poking fun at your former

incarnation)

** Is our 'little buddy' Skipper still lurking in this group?




There have been rumors he has come out of the closet here with a totally
different identity. Other rumors claim he was last seen in the Middle
East, carrying a huge load of WMD out of Iraq


What's this? You're finally admitting that Iraq had WMD? And they were
smuggled out of the country?




In a Bayliner.

Remake of Gilligan's
 

Wayne.B wrote:

On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 02:01:13 GMT, Dan Krueger
wrote:


The impressive vessel - capable of sleeping 12 people - and cruising at 32 knots
with a 140 HP I/O


And through huge tostito driven waves...



You have to keep a weather eye open for those sudden onset tostitos...

Remake of Gilligan's
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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You have to keep a weather eye open for those sudden onset tostitos...


Yes...our Skippy was an original...one of a kind!

Remake of Gilligan's
 

Don White wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

You have to keep a weather eye open for those sudden onset tostitos...



Yes...our Skippy was an original...one of a kind!




As much as I teased skippy and he teased me back, I kind of enjoyed his
"presence of perversity." He certainly was brighter and more
entertaining than the current crop of Flat Line EEG righties, like
"Jim'", "Gawkin," Bert Robbins, et al. Collectively, they have the
entertainmen value of a fart in a space suit.